VpnOneClick Pro protects your privacy online, unlocks all blocked services like Youtube, Twitter, Facebook, Skype, etc., by connecting to a Virtual Private Network Server. Your public ip address will be different from the real one and the connection will appear as coming from a different country to full protect your privacy and to allow you to watch your national tv channels from abroad. The Vpn servers are available in Usa, Canada,Australia,United Kingdom,Germany,Switzerland and Italy. You can choice your preferred country or to let the app to choice one random server
What's New
Version 1.4:
Added new servers in Sweden,Spain,Turkey and Hong Kong.
Click on the button "Configuration Download" to install the new servers.
Requirements
Intel
Mac OS X 10.7 or later
$2.99 / Month fee for the VPN service
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I'm using Vpn One Click for a while.. and for me is perfect. if you look around you can see that the other Vpn Services are from $8 to 15$ per month... And here I see people complaining about this Vpn!!! Which costs only $ 2.99 per month or $19.99 per years!!
But you know that the servers that use the vpn are not free?
Anyway ... having said that, i can say that is the FIRST vpn of the WORLD on the App Store, and thanks to this now i can watch Netflix, and listend Pandora without any problem.. so say what you want but this app is GREAT!
I paid for one month to try it and just finished. I don't have much experience with other services because of the costs but I had no problems with VPNOneClickPro and left my system attached to my TV connected to their VPN for almost the entire month (except for when I shut it down) and only had one random disconnect which could have been from Comcast doing a recent update to the cable modem software in the middle of the night. I didn't bother to investigate further.
Web browsing was generally the same speed. Streaming speeds with Netflix while connected to their US server were very good - no stuttering or quality loss, only an slightly increased start time by a few seconds. Torrents also worked fine the whole month but I don't use it for much - only shows I miss or that aren't available here and I don't have Transmission configured to use crazy bandwidth.
The app is a bit cheesy looking and if the AppStore bothers people I think you can go right to their site and buy their services (Don't hold me to that!) but what the app does is allow you to bill you through your iTunes account rather than handing a company you don't know your CC info. I think that is a plus. You then get an activation email with a randomly generated username and password along with the instructions on how to add all the servers to your networking preferences through System Preferences.
It worked well enough for me that I am going to plunk down my $20 to pay for a year and then I don't need to even look at their app again for a long while.
Under requirements is missing: A paid subscription to our VPN service.
The more of these services exist, the better, because it makes the work of cynical censors so much more difficult. So I welcome this additional service provider.
As far as I can see, this VPNOneClick is a basic PPTP 128-bit encrypted VPN. If it works as promised, at USD 20 per it is a really good deal.
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VpnOneClick Pro protects your privacy online, unlocks all blocked services like Youtube, Twitter, Facebook, Skype, etc., by connecting to a Virtual Private Network Server. Your public ip address will be different from the real one and the connection will appear as coming from a different country to full protect your privacy and to allow you to watch your national tv channels from abroad. The Vpn servers are available in Usa, Canada,Australia,United Kingdom,Germany,Switzerland and Italy. You can choice your preferred country or to let the app to choice one random server for you. This service can be subscribed using the in-app purchase function for a small fee per month.
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Jack88Gill reviewed on 12 Mar 2012
But you know that the servers that use the vpn are not free?
Anyway ... having said that, i can say that is the FIRST vpn of the WORLD on the App Store, and thanks to this now i can watch Netflix, and listend Pandora without any problem.. so say what you want but this app is GREAT!
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Web browsing was generally the same speed. Streaming speeds with Netflix while connected to their US server were very good - no stuttering or quality loss, only an slightly increased start time by a few seconds. Torrents also worked fine the whole month but I don't use it for much - only shows I miss or that aren't available here and I don't have Transmission configured to use crazy bandwidth.
The app is a bit cheesy looking and if the AppStore bothers people I think you can go right to their site and buy their services (Don't hold me to that!) but what the app does is allow you to bill you through your iTunes account rather than handing a company you don't know your CC info. I think that is a plus. You then get an activation email with a randomly generated username and password along with the instructions on how to add all the servers to your networking preferences through System Preferences.
It worked well enough for me that I am going to plunk down my $20 to pay for a year and then I don't need to even look at their app again for a long while.
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The more of these services exist, the better, because it makes the work of cynical censors so much more difficult. So I welcome this additional service provider.
As far as I can see, this VPNOneClick is a basic PPTP 128-bit encrypted VPN. If it works as promised, at USD 20 per it is a really good deal.
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mac update promo rated on 23 May 2012
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Scotty_Beam_Me_Up_Again rated on 23 May 2012
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alexbrown rated on 05 Apr 2012
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Jack88Gill rated on 26 Mar 2012